I’m Michał Łęcicki (aka Maikhel), ruby software engineer from Visuality 👋 I believe self-improvement, responsibility and clean solutions are necessary to get things done: both in software development and real life. Feel free to check some of my posts below. There are also some photos and more information about me.
In the Rails world, optimistic locking is relatively well known, while its pessimistic alternative is often overlooked. In this blog post, I will present how to effectively use pessimistic locking in Rails applications.
Posted on 23 June 2023
Welcome to my guide on how to boost your productivity with Getting Things Done. I already shared my experiences and tools in other blog posts. This time I have a step-by-step recipe to help you start using GTD. Grab a coffee and let’s go!
Posted on 30 January 2023
Getting Things Done is an awesome productivity framework. But it’s just a framework. It provides instructions and rules, but everyone must adjust them to personal preferences and needs. So did I. Let me share what tools and notebook structure I came up with to implement GTD.
Posted on 22 December 2022
Getting Things Done is an important part of my life. I’ve been using it for almost ten years now! It helps to organize my projects and boost my productivity. Let me share my thoughts about the pros and cons of this method. Enjoy reading!
Posted on 18 October 2022
Preserving data quality is always a challenge. Especially in the Ruby on Rails world where products ship fast. It means some compromises are made along the way and often data quality is sacrificed. And when it comes to data - it’s better to prevent than cure. Continue reading to see how you can avoid many data problems, at different stages of Rails app development. You will thank me later.
Posted on 10 August 2022